Red Flags to Watch For If you are taking GLP-1s, these warning signs suggest the medication may be interfering with recovery: Using medication effects as justification to eat less than planned or skip meals Feeling relief at having a medical reason not to eat Increased eating disorder thoughts about food, weight, or body image Return of any eating disorder behaviors (restriction beyond medication effects, purging, excessive exercise, body checking) Hiding eating patterns or medication use from your treatment team Rapid or excessive weight loss Increased anxiety around food or eating situations If you notice any of these, talk to your treatment team immediately
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Acta Oncol
General Pharmacology, [S.I], v29, n3, p315 331, 1997
Using human fecal cultures combined with HPLC-MS to detect drug metabolism and metabolites, many previous microbially metabolized drugs were confirmed and several new ones identified, including spironolactone, tolcapone, misoprostol, mycophenolate mofetil, capecitabine, hydrocortisone, and vorinostat [88]